McGill

The McGill Nanotools Microfab laboratory is a fee-based open access facility. We welcome all research and development initiatives related to nano and microfabrication. Our services and competencies range from basic fabrication services to multistep processes.

The MIAM Microfabrication and Characterization Facility comprises of major tools for the development of both chemical and biological functionalization processes, and the investigation of quantum engineering, the interactions of light with micro and nano structures and the mechanical behavior of multi-functional micro and nano structures. With these tools, MIAM aims to help address some of the most pressing problems in materials science and engineering at the nanoscale, such as:

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MIAM brings together diverse research facilities housed in various departments and faculties at McGill.

These include the Microfab-Nanotools Facility in the Rutherford Physics building and the Characterization Facility which has equipment in Otto-Maass (Chemistry), the Wong Building (Mining and Materials Engineering) as well as the McGill Cancer Center and several other locations.

Looking for a new Academic Associate for the MIAM Nanotools- Microfabrication Facility (MNM).

The MNM is a shared facility serving academic, industrial and government researchers in Micro- and Nano-Technology.

An academic associate will be hired to perform duties in a cleanroom environment.

For more complete information, please see the file attached academic_associate_nanotools_microfab_august_2013_3_en.pdf [.